Protest 115192-K of American Radio Hardware Co.

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• applying fact-opinion distinction developed in defamation cases to determine if the plaintiff established a prima facie case under ORS 260.352
• “Of course, the truth and falsity of statements must be evaluated in the context in which one would interpret them.”
• “Of course, the truth and falsity of statements must be evaluated in the context in which one would interpret them.”
• “[D]irect proof of a defendant’s subjective state of mind is typically hard to come by, and intent, knowledge, and recklessness are often inferred from surrounding cir- cumstances.”
• “[D]irect proof of a defendant’s subjective state of mind is typically hard to come by, and intent, knowledge, and recklessness are often inferred from surrounding cir- cumstances.”
• explain- ing that, under the anti-SLAPP statute, a party who “is sued over certain actions taken in the public arena [may] have a questionable case dismissed at an early stage.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).